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How to Rule in the Land ���Where Content is King

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• Jennifer  Osbon  •                         @JenOsbon  

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Purpose of Today

•  Understand  what  really  happens  in  the  moment  between  Content  Awareness  and  a  Core  Ac=on  of  Engagement  

•  Put  “Context”  in  its  place    

•  Examine  the  80/20  rule  for  content  development  and  understand  it’s  role  in  seJng  cadence  

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What  really  happens  in  the  moment  between  Content  Awareness  and  a  Core  Ac=on  of  Engagement?    

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The Feedback Loop

1.  Evidence:  A  behavior  must  be  measured,  captured  and  stored  2.  Context:  Informa=on  must  be  relayed  back  in  a  context  that  resonates  emo=onally  3.  Consequence:  There  must  be  a  clear  path  or  choice  with  obvious  consequences  4.  Ac=on:  The  moment  when  the  person  can  make  a  choice  or  act    

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Applying the Feedback Loop

Reali=es  of  Content  Marke=ng  1.  Everyone  hates  adver=sing  2.  ‘Post  and  Pray’  is  not  a  legi=mate  strategy  

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The  way  we  think  about  the  crea=on  and  consump=on  of  content  needs  to  change  

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Guiding  Principles    1.  Give  people  what  they  want    -­‐  Access  to  their  own  data  if  possible  -­‐  Informa=on  to  make  the  buying  decision  simple  2.  Start  with  a  simple  human  truth  that  sparks  an  emo=onal  response  -­‐  Capture  their  heart  first  before  you  go  for  their  wallet    -­‐  Consider  your  audiences  passions  before  you  consider  your  own  message  and  how  you  will  ‘drive’  core  engagement  ac=vity  -­‐  Use  trust  to  simplify  the  decision  process  3.  Stay  focused,  keep  it  simple  and  don’t  talk  so  much  -­‐  Brands  are  so  cha^y  because  they  are  worried  about  driving  engagement  and  less  interested  in  simplifying  the  buying  process      

Applying the Feedback Loop

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Put  “Context”  in  its  place    

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“Out  of  context”  is  o_en  effec=ve  however  “disrup=ve”  can  be  obnoxious  

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Elements of Context

Audience  

Plaaorm  Brand  

Timing  

Result  

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Audience

Reach  the  audience  when/where  they  are  ready  to  buy  

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Platform

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Timing

Timing  can  be  contextual  by  the  calendar  or  the  watch  Restaurants  day-­‐part  while  retailers  are  seasonal  in  their  approach  

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SeJng  cadence  is  important    

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Cadence

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Putting it All Together

How  to  Rule  in  the  Land  Where  Content  is  King  

1.  When  cra_ing  engaging  content  consider  the  feedback  loop  -­‐  Engage  with  relevant  data  (as  personalized  as  possible)    -­‐  Evoke  an  emo=onal  response    -­‐  Make  choices  and  consequences  clear    -­‐  Inspire  ac=on    

2.  Put  context  in  it’s  place  -­‐  Consider  your  brand  in  rela=on  to  the  audience,  plaaorms  and  =ming  -­‐  Out  of  context  has  a  be^er  likelihood  of  breaking  through  but  can  be  obnoxious  so  use  it  with  care    

3.  Consider  cadence  in  your  content  planning    -­‐  Always  on  and  always  pushing  does  not  inspire  trust    -­‐  Cha^y  may  drive  engagement  but  doesn’t  simplify  the  purchase  decision  

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